Describe the background of 1968-1988 prior to the New Rights movement and what counterculture meant for the "New Rights"? In what ways the "New Rights"s a reponse to counterculture?

 

1968 was considered as the year where America changed forever. During these times, different issues like the Vietnam War, issues regarding race and cultural values were greatly had an impact of change in the American society. Hardening class differences and a large number of severe economic problems were only a few concerned topics that were tackled during those times. Also, an important part of the civil right movements gave a go signal for black people to have their voice be heard after a long period of time being slaved and facing injustice issues. Feminism was also tackled where the credibility of the nation's leader was put to test. A large numver of rebellion composed of young people, fighting for an issue regarding with their parents' values was noticeable. It is a counterculture meant for civil right movement groups and non governement organization to move things into action and consider to battle. New Rights become a response to the wide range of different social issues that people during those time were hardly be heard. This accompanied by their passion to give justices and passed it to the next generation.